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Persons of Interest in Gen Con Card Theft Are Game Designers

The two co-designers of Castle Assault are considered persons of interest in the theft, according to the police.

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Persons of Interest in Gen Con Card Theft Are Card Game Designers

At Gen Con earlier this month, a pallet of Magic: The Gathering cards worth $300,000 was stolen from the convention center; the product belonged to Pastimes, a gaming shop and MTG vendor. In an update from Indianapolis news station WTHR 13, police have identified two people of interest in the case: Thomas J. Dunbar and Andrew Pearson Giaume.

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